The D&D Character sheet LoRA will apply a character to an old piece of parchment paper with their name, class, race, attributes and attribute scores, inventory, skills, attack rolls, armor class, (pretty much anything from a dungeons & dragons character sheet) along with an illustrated portrait of the character. Several style variations are shown in the examples.
While this LoRA will occasionally produce NSFW content, I'd recommend using another LoRA in addition to this one if you'd like to make pornographic-style character sheets, but it works well for images like this one of a druid character of mine:
If you're not getting the results you'd expect, try beginning your prompt with the character sheet information, starting a new line like this <enter>
...and then describe the character. Here's an example:
tabletop role-playing game illustrated character sheet on parchment paper, realistic illustration mnmk, title text reading "BABA YAGA, WITCH DOCTOR" & "BOG WITCH" & "ALCHEMIST AND POISON BREWER ", notes describing character attributes listed like on a D&D character sheet, text showing attribute scores reading "STR 10" & "DEX 16" & "CON 16" & "INT "18" & "WIS "20" & "CHA 10", her armor class "22 AC", total hit points reading "75 HP", old parchment paper background, in the style of a Dungeons & Dragons character sheet, <enter>
Baba Yaga, a bog witch with.... character description.... and so on....
If you're using Forge Couple, that newline will also allow to to separate the text from the character illustration very easily. Without using Forge couple, you'll likely get a more centralized illustration like this:
It works well with character LoRAs, but if your LoRA weights are set too high, you may lose some of the text listed everywhere on the character sheet.
If you have any ideas to improve this LoRA or if you have any questions, feel free to send them my way!